KINDS OF SENTENCE!Declarative- My dog Rin likes to bark.Interrogative- Why is it so cold?Imperative- Please go clean your room.Exclamatory- There's a blizzard outside! Correct Run-On Sentence 1. Period and start the run on with a new sentence(.)run-on sentence- Clari left the gate open quickly, she turned around to close it. Correct Sentence- Clari left the gate open. Quickly, she turned around to close it.2. Semicolon (;)Sentence- Clai left the gate open; quickly, she turned around to close it.3. DashSentence- Clari left the gate open- quickly, she turned aroun to close it.4. CommaSentence- Clari left the gate open, quickly, she turned around to close it. Sentence Structure Simple- Some dogs like to dig.Complex- I have to go to archery practice after I go to Judo.Compound- I like archery and, my friend likes judo.Compound/Complex- Della and i like to practice archery and judo. Figurative Language Simile- Her stare was as cold as ice.Hyperbole- This crate must weigh a thousand pounds!Onomatopoeia- Whoosh! The wind blew through the night sky.Metaphor- The thunder storm was a bull; ready to charge.Alliteration- Sierra shared seashells.Personification- The shadows crept through the dark night. Writing Styles Absolute- Head spinning, hands shaking, the girl aimed her bow. Appositive- Clari, our second class captain, was awarded a medal. Adverb for Effect- "Keep your chin up, and back straight!" captain Kensei ordered harshly. Adjective Beginning- Anxious, I looked around to see if anyone was here. Dash- The park was no place for people at night- especially a teenage girl. Speaker Tag- "Don't open the door to anyone Della." Ordered mother while shutting the door. Vivid Verb- Mira lunged out of the way before she could get hit.
KINDS OF SENTENCE!Declarative- My dog Rin likes to bark.Interrogative- Why is it so cold?Imperative- Please go clean your room.Exclamatory- There's a blizzard outside!
Correct Run-On Sentence
Sentence Structure
Figurative Language
Simile- Her stare was as cold as ice.Hyperbole- This crate must weigh a thousand pounds!Onomatopoeia- Whoosh! The wind blew through the night sky.Metaphor- The thunder storm was a bull; ready to charge.Alliteration- Sierra shared seashells.Personification- The shadows crept through the dark night.
Writing Styles
Absolute- Head spinning, hands shaking, the girl aimed her bow.
Appositive- Clari, our second class captain, was awarded a medal.
Adverb for Effect- "Keep your chin up, and back straight!" captain Kensei ordered harshly.
Adjective Beginning- Anxious, I looked around to see if anyone was here.
Dash- The park was no place for people at night- especially a teenage girl.
Speaker Tag- "Don't open the door to anyone Della." Ordered mother while shutting the door.
Vivid Verb- Mira lunged out of the way before she could get hit.